Loetz Art Nouveau Vase – ca. 1900–1910 – Phänomen Genre – Iridescent Pulled Feather Design – 24 cm – Mint Condition Description: Exceptional and original Loetz art glass vase, dating from circa 1900–1910, attributed to the iconic Phänomen Genre series. A masterful example of early 20th-century Bohemian Art Nouveau craftsmanship. This piece features a rich golden-yellow ground, overlaid with a stunning iridescent pulled feather design in shades of green, blue, and violet, with subtle black veining accentuating the flowing organic form. The surface shimmers beautifully under light, creating depth and movement typical of Loetz’s finest work. ⸻ Details: • Maker: Loetz (Johann Loetz Witwe) • Country: Bohemia (Austria-Hungary, now Czech Republic) • Period: Circa 1900–1910 • Style: Art Nouveau / Jugendstil • Series / Technique: Phänomen Genre (Pulled Feather design) • Color: Iridescent green, blue, violet on golden base, with black feather lines • Material: Hand-blown iridescent art glass • Height: 24 cm • Condition: Mint – no chips, cracks, or repairs. Surface and iridescence in excellent preserved state ⸻ About Loetz & Phänomen Genre: Loetz was one of the most celebrated Bohemian glass manufacturers of the Art Nouveau period. Known for its revolutionary iridescent glass techniques, Loetz rivaled even Tiffany and Gallé in artistry and innovation. The Phänomen Genre (or Phaenomenon genre) line was introduced around 1898, often characterized by pulled feather, spiral, and wave motifs with oil-slick iridescence. These vases remain highly collectible and are featured in major museum collections worldwide. ⸻ Shipping: The vase will be professionally packaged with care and shipped fully insured and with tracking. Worldwide shipping available.